Normally I would point out that gravity-feed makes the most sense forwarding and billboarding product. But this Dijon Mustard Gravity-Feed in Reverse introduces a backward lean that helps keep breakable glass and plastic bottles on the shelf and safe from falling off. Shallow lane depth mean exect shelf-edge placement is not so necessary for billboarding, relative to long, deep lanes. Maybe there is something to reverse oriented gravity feed in special circumstances like this.
Compare and contrast…
” Dijon Mustard Gravity-Feed in Reverse ” (This Post)
“Anti-Gravity Rack Feeds Uphill“
“Gravity Feed to Rear Not To Front“
Also see…
” Ethnic Polish Ketchup Merchandising “
For all Gravity-Feed resources see…
“Gravity-Feed in Retail Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Gravity-Feed Index Page” for all resources and links
For Wegman’s fixtures by Title see…
” Dijon Mustard Gravity-Feed in Reverse ”
“Anti-Gravity Rack Feeds Uphill”
“High Flying Crab Inflatable”
“Wegman’s Christmas Schedule”
“Brown Paper Sales Psychology“
“Produce Delivery Gantt Chart”
“Farm Fresh Greets Foot Traffic”
“Fresh Farm Produce Chalkboard”
“Produce or Prop? Who Can Tell?”
“Brand Fire-Branded on Wood”
“Sophisticated Yet Simple Cooler Signage“
“Grip Clipping Wrong vs Right”
“How to Handle Product Migration“
“Floor Graphic Footsteps for Food“
“Banana Tree on Wheels“
“No Grazing … You Big Heifer”
“No Free Taste Tests“
“Novel Displayer for Novels”
“Pail is Tiny Endless Basket Adjunct.”
“Candy Sales by the Bucketful”
“Second Gen Cart & Cup Holder”
For Wegman’s Fixture resources see…
“Wegman’s Fixtures Pinterest Board“ visual summary
“Wegman’s Fixtures Index Page” for all resources
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